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Conditions We Treat

OBGYN generalists typically favor non-surgical patient management, which can sometimes result in subpar care and delays in treatment. However, surgical management by OBGYNs may also yield ineffective outcomes, increased complication rates, and unnecessary procedures. Below, we’ll delve into fibroids, endometriosis, and adenomyosis.

Optimal outcomes for the mentioned conditions hinge on two key factors: prompt identification to prevent care delays and immediate treatment with an optimal minimally invasive surgical approach, ensuring complete symptom resolution while safeguarding fertility. Unfortunately, OBGYNs often fall short in swiftly and accurately diagnosing conditions to halt disease progression. Moreover, they may not offer a minimally invasive surgical option that delivers the highest standard of care for patients.

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